It is with immense sorrow that we announce the sudden and tragic passing of Dr. Kathleen Fabian, 43, of Port Huron, Michigan, a respected obstetrician-gynecologist and beloved member of the medical community. Dr. Fabian died earlier this month in a deeply heartbreaking incident that has left her family, friends, colleagues, and patients in shock and mourning.
Dr. Fabian served countless women and families throughout her career as a board-certified OB-GYN at Northpointe OBGYN, located on Washington Street in Port Huron. She was known not only for her clinical excellence but also for her warmth, empathy, and the trust she built with every patient she cared for.
Colleagues remember Kathleen as a compassionate healer and fierce advocate for women’s health. Her presence brought calm in the most vulnerable moments of her patients’ lives—from the joy of childbirth to the quiet strength needed in difficult diagnoses. Her dedication went far beyond the exam room; she truly listened, and she truly cared.
Tragically, Kathleen lost her life in an incident that friends and family say was entirely preventable, raising serious questions about missed warning signs and gaps in mental health and gun safety protocols. According to those close to the case, she was allegedly shot inside her St. Clair County home by her partner, Thomas Williamson, during a deeply disturbing sequence of events following multiple reports about his deteriorating mental health and access to firearms.
Friends of Williamson, including one longtime confidant named David, say they raised concerns to authorities weeks prior, even invoking Michigan’s red flag law, hoping to protect both Williamson’s severely autistic son and those around him. Unfortunately, those warnings were reportedly not acted upon in time.
Kathleen had joined Williamson and his family for a July 4th celebration, where, by all accounts, the day unfolded peacefully. Just days later, she was gone. The details surrounding her death remain under investigation, but the emotional fallout has already reverberated throughout the community.
Kathleen was more than her profession. She was a brilliant mind, a trusted friend, and a woman full of grace and generosity. Her smile lit up every room. Her patients adored her. Her colleagues admired her. And her absence leaves a void that cannot be filled.
She is survived by her grieving family, countless patients whose lives she impacted, and a Port Huron community now mourning one of its most dedicated healers.
As the questions mount and investigations unfold, her loved ones are demanding answers—not just for justice, but to ensure that what happened to Dr. Fabian never happens again.
May her memory be a blessing, and may her legacy live on in every life she brought into this world and every patient she stood beside with unwavering care.